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Lexi Proud has a long neck, a large job and a house "in Wandsworth". Now she wants a man. A tall man. Small, gesticulating matchmaker Aneela Rahman is unimpressed. "The most important factors in compatibility are class and background!" she tuts, her little hands whisking the air like a Magimix. While Lexi huffs, her sceptical friends are sent to find a "potential husband" to "present" to the impatient company director at "a party"; much as one would a glazed ham. A tall glazed ham. Joyless isn't the word.

The Street

9pm, BBC1

Another thick-necked parable forged in chip fat and garnished with fists. Tonight: Brokeback Molehill. Married demolition man Charlie (Vincent Regan) finds lust in the rubble-dust with buff colleague Tom (Will Mellor). "I'm 100% normal, mate!" he gulps as Tom bears down on him with his enormous generalisations ("every man on this planet is bisexual", etc). But it's too late. The Kraken of Self-Realisation has awoken, and soon they're sharing Pringles between polyester sheets. Reductive? Definitely. But it'll demolish your heart with a thousand tiny wrecking balls.

The Genius of Photography

9pm, BBC4

The penultimate episode of this exceptional series examines the distinctly salty phenomenon of the "personal photographer". Here, it finds ruthless realism, flagrant exhibitionism and persistent charges of exploitation. "All photography is exploitive," counters Richard Billingham, whose most famous snaps feature his crumpled alcoholic father shouting, drinking and slumping unconscious on his reeking duvet. You're not wrong, pal.

Brucie's Generation Game: Now and Then

9pm, UKTV Gold

Welcome back, my friends, to the show that never ends. Thirteen years after he turned The Generation Game over to J*m Davids*n, Bruce Forsyth returns to snap his ancient territorial jaws over this "celebratory throwback". It's got archive footage, new studio stuff, original guests and "reminiscences", apparently. Cue jokes about teasmades, presumably, and Mrs Glenda Dennis from Solihull giggling about the time she made a clay vase that looked a bit like a penis.